Sepoy Murukkampattu Arjunan Kasinathan, son of Smt Anniamma hailed from Murukkampattu village in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh—a region known for its rich cultural heritage and a proud tradition of service in the armed forces. From an early age, he imbibed the values of discipline,
Sepoy M. Muthaiah hailed from Erichanatham village in Sivakasi taluka of Virudhunagar district in Tamil Nadu, a region noted for its deep-rooted tradition of patriotism and service to the nation. After completing his schooling, he chose to serve the country by joining the Indian Army,
Sepoy Nella Chanda Machaiah Appachu hailed from Bilugunda village in Virajpet, in the Kodagu (Coorg) district of Karnataka—a region renowned for its rich cultural heritage and a long-standing tradition of military service. After completing his school education, he chose the path of national service by
Sepoy R.G. Krishna Kurup hailed from Thiruvalla village in the Alleppey (present-day Alappuzha) district of Kerala—a region renowned for its rich cultural heritage and a proud tradition of service in the armed forces. After completing his school education, he chose to serve the nation by
Sepoy Rajan was a native of Pallikunne village in the Cannanore (now Kannur) district of Kerala, an area widely recognised for its enduring contribution to the armed forces. After completing his education, he chose to pursue a path of service and sacrifice by enlisting in
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Sepoy Revan Siddappa, son of Shri Rathinamma, hailed from Mahagaon village in Gulbarga district of Karnataka—a region known for its rich cultural heritage and a proud tradition of service in the armed forces. From an early age, he imbibed the values of discipline, hard work,
Sepoy J. Ganesan, the son of Shri Jelly, was born in Melanagaram Pedu village near Cheyyar in the former North Arcot district of Tamil Nadu—an area noted for its vibrant cultural legacy and longstanding tradition of military service. After completing his schooling, he resolved to
Sepoy Sampathu hailed from Krishnapuram village in Polur, in the North Arcot district of Tamil Nadu—a region known for its rich cultural heritage and a proud tradition of service in the armed forces. After completing his school education, he chose to serve the nation by joining
Sepoy Shaik Mahaboob hailed from Guntur district of Andhra Pradeh, where he spent his formative years before answering the call of duty to serve the nation. After completing his school education, he joined the Indian Army and was recruited into the 18 Madras Battalion of